Generational Impact: Helping Human Trafficking Survivors With Housing

Two sisters walked into a Kentucky church looking for a way out of the life they were trapped in.
They had danced at a strip club the night before. One was eight months pregnant. The church could only offer them a motel room and a few meals. 
That’s when Ked and Michelle Frank stepped in to help. Sitting on a park bench in Kentucky, talking to the two desperate sisters “really began something,” Ked told The Epoch Times. It broke his heart and began a new mission.
Meanwhile, a friend had started a ministry visiting clubs and reaching out to the women who worked there. “There were 100 people in our church that were either cooking food, delivering food, or praying for the women, that would go into the clubs, and minister,” Ked said. …